Help identify this weird old cast iron table

[Kid B]

I picked up this strange but very cool old table today. It’s all cast iron. Even the legs iThe previous owner says it had a lathe on it at one point. Not sure if that was the table’s intended purpose.

There’s a small marking on it that might be a logo but I can’t find any info on it. Does anyone here have any guesses?

 

[Lookin4'67Galaxieconv]

Looks like it would be a helluva base for whatever you wanted.

 

[Kid B]

Looks like it would be a helluva base for whatever you wanted.

Yes, I’m putting an 8” Wilton Tradesman vise on one end and a 3/4HP Baldor 8” bench grinder on the other.

 

[Half-fast eddie]

I like the art deco legs.

 

[Roberts210]

It wasn't originally made for a lathe, because of the rollers on the bottom.

 

[555]

It reminds me of a fixture table.

 

[Kid B]

Just bumping this up. I can't find any info on this table. It's cast from top to bottom. A buddy of mine gave me some good advice so I don't wreck the top surface. He said to get a plate cut for it and drill and tap the plate on. That way I can mount whatever I want wherever I want on the top. I found a guy with 3/4" plates for around $50-75.

 

[Provincial]

Just bumping this up. I can't find any info on this table. It's cast from top to bottom. A buddy of mine gave me some good advice so I don't wreck the top surface. He said to get a plate cut for it and drill and tap the plate on. That way I can mount whatever I want wherever I want on the top. I found a guy with 3/4" plates for around $50-75.

Good idea! That will make the table even more substantial!

Urban hipsters spend amazing amounts on things like this to put in their upscale lofts in converted factory buildings.

 

[slowtwitch73]

Very cool....